The documentary raises the question of the social obliteration of black women's bodies from the personal and artistic experience of 11 black women, who debate identity, collective memory, ancestry, affection and maternity. They establish themselves as political bodies in interviews and performances, materialising their multiple ways of being, existing and resisting, while responding to the question: what is it like being a black woman in Brazil?
Quézia Lopes
Art-educator, researcher, director, scriptwriter and producer/executive producer. Master's in Cinema and Audiovisual Production at PPGCine-UFF. Graduate of Cinema and Audiovisual Production at UFF. Graduate of Social Communication (RP) at UERJ. She researches black women's subjectivities in the ambit of black Brazilian short films, and cinema lived and written by black and feminine authors. Managing professor of Feature Films at Cinema Nosso School (RJ).
